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Las November, our Salt Lake City General Manager Vinnie Figlioli helped host the Utah chapter's NAIOPOLY event, a version of the board game Monopoly. Local sponsors created a "game board" with their booths while participants moved around the board collecting colored dollars and networking with each business.
Avoid Electrical Shock on the Jobsite: Read Construction Executive's article on preventing electrical injuries: http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vM74u #workplacesafety
Pros and cons of prefabrication: Harris uses prefabrication to cut down on field hours and increase efficiency. Read Constructor's article about "Prefabrication in Practice": http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMsxC
Safety First, Last + Always: Safety Manager Dan Wahlman spends his days managing and educating workers on safety. He ends his day knowing the positive impact he has on field workers.
Construction Trends to Watch Out for in the 2020s: Read up on the trends set to drive this decade's innovations! http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMsPT
The St. Paul office were rewarded with a safety lunch for their hard work during Phase II of construction on Gustavus University’s Nobel Hall in Saint Peter, MN. Our renovations and addition to North Hall will be completed in July.
Join our team of remarkable people in 2020! http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMUed
Harris Design Studio participated in a technical discussion with ASHRAE San Jose Chapter and ASHRAE Golden Gate Chapter earlier this month about the challenges owners, architects, consultants and contractors face when delivering projects to customers. John G. Williams (furthest right), VP of the Design Studio, represented Harris on the panel.
The St. Paul Construction team are nearing completion on Phase 3 of the University of Minnesota: Andrew Boss Meat Lab project. Over the course of this phase, the team designed a detailed fabrication plan and maximized labor to install five air handling units and remodel two basement mechanical rooms, basement offices, locker rooms, meat-processing spaces, a second floor lab and office spaces, and a roof-level penthouse.
Digitizing processes will transform the construction industry and keep projects on time and on budget. Read ENR's article: http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMgVI
